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🇨🇦Bell Island WWII wrecks, Newfoundland and Labrador
updated 09:00 local · open-meteo
Four ore carriers torpedoed by U-boats in 1942 lie close together off Bell Island, a world-renowned cold-water wreck site served by Ocean Quest Adventures.
Heads up · Advanced only; frigid water; unexploded ordnance
What's rideable right now
Wind
Water
Mountain
River
Paraglide
RIDEABLE10 km/h — launchable, ridge lift likely
Best windows this week
- Wed 7am–6pmRIDEABLE
11 km/h — launchable, ridge lift likely · 12 h
- Mon 7am–6pmRIDEABLE
21 km/h — launchable, ridge lift likely · 12 h
- Tue 7am–6pmRIDEABLE
20 km/h — launchable, ridge lift likely · 12 h
This week
Today
14 km/h · 1.0 m
1–9 °C
Thu
43 km/h · 1.5 m
5–14 °C · 17 mm
Fri
40 km/h · 1.8 m
4–7 °C · 6 mm
Sat
39 km/h · 1.6 m
4–16 °C · 12 mm
Sun
24 km/h · 1.2 m
3–14 °C · 7 mm
Mon
24 km/h · 0.6 m
1–7 °C
Tue
26 km/h · 0.7 m
3–12 °C
bars: daily max wind · wave · best sport each day
Pack list
- Water 10.6 °C → 5/4, boots, gloves and a hood
- UV 1 — low → no sun worries today
- 4 °C → softshell over a mid-layer
- Daylight 07:18–18:15 → golden hour from 17:15
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